In fact, an overexpressed FLNA was found in multiple types of cancer, including prostate [21], breast [22,23], lung cancer [24], squamous cell carcinoma [25], hepatic cholangiocarcinoma [26], parathyroid carcinomas [27], cervical cancer [28] and pulmonary neuroendocrine tumours [29]. This evidence concerns the gene FLNA and parathyroid gland carcinoma.